“Trust in Media: The Biggest Currency We Need to Rebuild”
. . . As Media Experts, Lady Ejiro Umukoro and Dr. Jamiu Calls for Reclaiming Agenda-Setting Power Amidst Growing Influence of Social Media.
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
. . . As Media Experts, Lady Ejiro Umukoro and Dr. Jamiu Calls for Reclaiming Agenda-Setting Power Amidst Growing Influence of Social Media.
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
As traditional media’s agenda-setting power wanes, Nigerian journalists and social media influencers must collaborate to promote fact-driven narratives and restore public trust in the digital age.
Female journalists in Nigeria face a daunting reality: physical assaults, abductions, and detentions for doing their job. Despite these challenges, they strive to report the truth, their voices often silenced but not stifled, their resilience a testament to their dedication.
By Editor
‘Principles for Greatness’ inspires Nigerian youth to aim higher with lessons on leadership, resilience and mentorship. This book, born from a leadership training program, promotes discipline, integrity and service, empowering young leaders to succeed. Through a collaboration between Sprezzatura Publishing, Abuja Leadership Centre and LightRay! Literary Festival, young minds are ignited to lead with purpose and vision.
As the curtain falls on the Sprezzatura Book Presentation in collaboration with the Abuja Leadership Centre, one thing is clear: the future of Nigeria’s youth is being shaped by the timeless principles of greatness to inspire a new generation of leaders and shape the destiny of Nigeria as one nation.
By Donald Sunday, Oluwatobilola Davis-Olaoluwa and Olamide Bamidele
Nigerian governors are accused of overreaching with executive powers, suppressing press freedom and freedom of speech. Examples include shutting down media outlets, harassing journalists, and using vague laws, such as those restricting freedom of expression. These actions undermine democracy and stifle critical voices.
By Editor
NAIROBI, Kenya
Rural mothers in poor communities face numerous challenges to breastfeeding, from cultural myths to limited access to support. Health workers’ guidance can be a game-changer, demystifying misconceptions and empowering mothers to make informed choices. With the right support, breastfeeding becomes a powerful tool for improving infant health and nurturing a brighter future.
By Precious Nwonu
. . . Highlights essential themes of leadership, resilience, commitment and the love for books and reading culture.
. . . Youth leaders must prioritize others’ needs, says Amzat Ajibola, Africa Editor at CCIJ.